Faculty
Development and Resources
Teaching
and Advising
Schreyer
Institute for Teaching Excellence
The Institute is dedicated to provide instructional services to faculty, Teaching Assistants, and other instructional staff.
Every new instructor is provided with an New Instructor Orientation
hosted at the institute. Other services include assistance with
development of syllabi, student assessments, etc. Visit this site to
learn more about Penn State's commitment to teaching and learning. Teaching
and Learning with Technology
Teaching and Learning with
Technology is a division within the university dedicated to offering
faculty and instructors with technology information useful in the
classroom. Take advantage of the many trainings and labs available.
ANGEL
ANGEL is a web-based course management system
that many faculty use in their courses. The
links on this
page (also accessible on the Help and Information Guide) point to basic
information that will help you understand what ANGEL is, why you
might want to use it, when it is available for use, and what type of
computer and Internet connection you will need to use it.
Teaching
Ethics
Here is a Graduate School's source on the ethics of faculty teaching.
PSU
Policy AD41: Sexual Harassment
Information on the university's policy on sexual harassment is available here.
PSU
Policy on Advising 32-00
Information
on the university's policy on the faculty's role and
responsibilities on student advising is available here.
Undergraduate
Student Advising Handbook
The
undergraduate student advising handbook is a web-based reference
faculty should familiarize themselves with as they take on advising
role to students. From student absence to academic dishonesty, from
adding and dropping course to changing majors, and from registration
to scheduling, faculty will find this to be an excellent reference.
Student
Career Advising
From time to time, students will seek your
advice on their future career and employment prospects.
Exploration of suitable employment can seem daunting for students;
however, faculty may better prepare these interactions with students
by familiarizing yourself with the MBNA Career Services
website.
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